[ecrea] Global Media Journal Special Issue Communication Technology and Social Life

Just announcing a special issue of Global Media Journal Australia.

/Communication Technology and Social Life: Collaboration, Innovation, 
Conflict and Disorder/

1) Guest Editorial: Tanya Notley, Jonathan Marshall, Juan Francisco Salazar

2) Cyber-BFFs*: Assessing women's ‘perceived interconnectedness’ in 
Singapore's commercial lifestyle blog industry: Crystal Abidin

3) Phantasms collide: Navigating video-mediated communication in the 
Swedish workplace:
Rebekah Cupitt

4) Creative interactions and improvable digital objects in cloud-based 
musical collaboration:
Elaine Lally

5) Self-writing a movement and contesting indigeneity, Being an 
Aboriginal activist on social media:
Theresa Lynn Petray

6) Death in Space and the Piracy Debate: Negotiating ethics and ontology 
in Entropia Universe:
Rhian Morgan

7) Online video translation and subtitling: examining emerging practices 
and their implications for media activism in South East Asia: Tanya 
Notley, Juan Francisco Salazar, Alexandra Crosby

8) The Mess of Information and the Order of Doubt: Jonathan Paul Marshall

Extras:

9) Narrative, Commercial Media and Atenco: Mexican Television 
Corporations and Political Power
Socorro Cancino Cifuentes

10) Book Review - The Stalking of Julia Gillard: How the media and Team 
Rudd brought down the Prime Minister: Myra Gurney

11) Book Review -  Networks of outrage and hope. Social movements in the 
internet age: Ekaterina Tokareva

12) Book Review - Advertising, the media and globalization: A world in 
motion Julie Bilby

13) Book Review - Journalism and Conflict in Indonesia: From Reporting 
Violence to Promoting Peace: Alexandra Wake
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